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1 1 N umnrit. 56371 NEW T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. riI S PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 5 ; 1810, W'll be acted the Comic Opera of ' FO&TAINBLEAU. Lord WinluY,t, Mr. INC LEDON , Sir ,obit 8011, Mr. EMERY ; telooel Ep. trlette. Mr FARLEY ; 'Squire Tally 11,7,, _Mr. BLANCHARD • Lo.kland, Mr. ION ES ; Henry, Mr. BELL \1 ; Lap4xlic, .tor. SIMMONS ; Mrs. DA V N PORT ; d 1 D .ully 13_11, Mrs. 11. 1011NSTON ; •• Mrs. DICKONS ; Miss BOLTON, To which will be added, the Eirce cf ; ANIMAL MAGNEfiSNI. . tvLrquis, Mr. BRUNTON; • Doctor; Mr. I"LAN c, HARD ; La t ieur, Mr. i l ‘wcf:r . r ; Constance, Mlss - 11) LION ; . Lisette, Mr: .47 1 BBS.. tills...s tor the Box-....s he .taken- of Mr. Rraiuloza, at the till 11 °X-Oiliee in' Princes-place, Hart. street, irons "fen hour, o x. , "" 7S. • Secimti- price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Seeond.price price Gallery :-,cculiti-price is —Lipper Gallery. is. "I• 6d.—Ni , Money to be returned. tk • ' t b" ., rs w:Il be opened at Half past Hire, and the Play Rut I) t , at 1-1 " 1( Six. ; Addy. Prince of Denmark ; with Oscar and -- On Tiresuay, The Conscions Lovers ; with Of tvi th murrow. Wednesday, Abroad 'and at Home; \vith Life Below Stairs. —On Thursday, King : Lear ; The ateeePing [Way, The Road tti,Ruiri ; with ( • i , imm ti, p e ~re resp'.(i fly informed, tht a ne Drama kuniance i s and will speedily 'oe.pr w oduced. LYCEUM. ( Under the hiohnrity nik the LoRD CHAMBERLAIN.) °- MORROW EVENING, Ott. 6, 1610, Their Majesties' s act tit:: Comedy} of THE ZEALOUS WIFE. . Oaklk, Mr.-W 'MUG H • Major Oakly, Mr..-1 0 ALME R Charles, .• r HOL LA ND ; Russet, Mr PENSON .Sir I-buy Beagle; Vlr. (tOSSF . .LLI Captain O'Cutter.. Mr. STAPLETON ; • : ; Mrs. Oak,), Mrs. G1.0• 7 1;i:. • Lady Freelove, MrS.STi.KKS , • Harriet, Airs. URGER . ' .1 - • . . . , . ''''' . . To Which will be.added, the F aice of _ • - •,- - • THE WE .1 11 - 1 EkICUCKI, - • Old Fickle, r.l r. WE: %ill — lL It , . , ~ Tristram Fickle, Mr. I) L C A N 11" %. /3rieiwit, Mr. OXISER RV ; . ~ Siieer,,.Mr. Pi• hi LEY ;; - • • Variella, Miss LILLY ; , • Ready, Mrs. SCOTT. P a , St ra l es to he taken of Mr: Spring, at the Box-Of - flee:in the N l Ail . Vutrance, of whom may also be had Prtvate Boxes '4 Y• • .- . . t, i ixes 6s. Second-price ;s . . —Pit 3s. 6.1. Second-price zs. liri,,..e bd 1' as. Secouil-pricels . .- Upper Gallery, is. Second_ cl'll.- r‘ . ivri l ,,` Doors to be opened at Half past Five,'and ice Per. , tin - nce to begin at Halt past Sii - NI NI ney to be re. Miss,N„,, Monday, The Clandestine Mlrri , ges; with - Flit or ti.iy,wh it B — , o ll Wednesd.iy, The Way to Keep Him-.- On Thurs- ull. 72N SST, on the I, 4:kircssed to M c r un derivientioned' te ry. viz TI CKETS. EIGHTHS. 1,66, Letter. Let. Check %,, 6 1 • ir, It 322 • B . 1 , 22 7 . A ti Iv, • 2 e.al : B . 1,236 4 -• • ...a. '.• i• 1 2. . 7 2022 . t, . , 3 1 Let f '1,,,D , _, 3 8 • .....,..... 3,834 . u . 1 , 249 % ' . 11 • 2 S I B 1,250 ‘ , 36 7 . it . 2 , 4 / O‘3S . ' kttiAlti FRS. SIX . I EENTHS . N a 6 6 Let. Ch ec k Let. Check 1 1 6 • B • 55 1 Pl' • 0 • o'l 6 2 )- 3 ' •B . 626 3 21 '. B . .5.;297, 3 ',-,1 •ii • 6 1 323 .B . •5,L9.• „ I• 1 9. •11 6 3 g. 3 2 1 . 8.. 5;99 LI UVITiIs , .. 3 2 5 • B • 5,90 321 , Let. Ch ec k i 1,386 . B . 5,941 L. 1,226 l 1;39 1 • B . 5 , 94 2 1 th W hoever h as f ou nd t h e a b ove P arce l, an d w ill b r i ng i t to 4 Office of swi ft an d C o NJ. i t', Poultry, at any time th 're the 19th o f this M on th ; (being the Day on which . I,e Lott ds. • er); will be Drawn) shill receive a Reward ,of Ten oun POUNDS REW:kRI). 1g h of last Minth, a PARCEL Ir. F. NEWTON, Norwich, containing Tickets and Shales in the present State SIXTEENTHS. Let. Check 1 .39 2 • B • 5,943 1, 391 • 13 . 5 , 944 )9;" . 13 • 5.94.5 2,8:)1 . B . 5.6>1. . B . .5,682 2,803 .It 5,683 2.8c4 B.• 5,684 B . 5,685 1,8.16 . B . 6,071 3,827 . H I 6,c 72 3,828 B . 6 .073 3,829 • B • 6,074 3,830 • B . 6,075 %h a , greater Reward will be oriered, as the. Tickets and ‘ vay 's cannot be negociated, nor the Value received in any IN A FEW DAYS. SWIFT and Co*, remind their . Friendi and the b e ~Publi, that the STAT E LOTTERY (the only one to ` l lwn this Year) will beginakd finiEh on the igth THIS MO NTH ( ()doper). IcZhe Scheme, with only 4,000 Numbers, contains the fol. 'ng Capital PfiZes 5 . of . ;00,000 . are . tco,coo fo,ooo 5, 0 00 5, 0.;0 .5 . . I) esid es '° . 2,000 . . . . 1,000 . . '• . Soo . 5, - Prizes of - . £20,050 2,000 . . . Prizes of tool. sol. &c. as usual, amounting to Two . Hundred Thousand Pounds !!! IC —' , E I' ces and SHARES are selling at SWI FT and lk'a Offi s, , No. it, POULTRY, No. tz, CliA - lUNC.,CROSS,, ' Ivh er , No. 31, ALUGATE HIGH-1-STRFET; Ir as 9.i . n the last Lottery, :\ro. 4,469, a Prize of, 2,0,0001, s ° 4l in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares. • , reminds his FriendslhatthetOTTEßY • begi ns an d finishes the'' 19th of THIS MONTH. k)it-fik,e_tss and Shares are selling in great Variety, at 'both his W h 4, CORNHILL:and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Nvi ti e ! . e I RTY CA P LTA L PRIZES were Sold in Shares 2 0 ' ll l the last Nine Nlonths, including Thtee Prizes of bel. : 3 °l• The present Scheme, contains only 4,000 Num ) Yet there are There l,ooo q, ere are Fi ve Tickets of each Number, and the fate of th s e decides the otter Four. One Number must gain One, hdred Thousand Youpds. deP- art AlldispatL Business by in the Public Funds transaeled with fi- I tYd h T.,E ISII, Stock-Lruker. I T ~ . =;~ 111, •-• .... F. I; I 1 A Y, OCTOBER 5, 1810. EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL. PAYMENT of RENTof PREMISES rendered untenant: ' able by .FI RE. • • DOLICIES of Insurance expiring at Michaelms should be renewed within Fifteen • Days trotn-,that pe riod. to prevent the Parties' I nteiest ceasitig therein. Mercantile Insurances effected at reduced Premiums. • EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. Every description of Insurances upon Lives may be effea ed at this Unice with the utmost tacility, upoii terms of pe culiar advantage. WM. PEETlMM,"Seeretary. N.B. The Hall-yearly Dividends are now paying at the FREE-HOLD HOUSE LOTTERY. BY Order lir the Lords of His Majesty's Trea sury, on TUESDAY, the•gth of December text, the 'lhinl'andlast GRAND ciTy LOTTERY will commence Drawing in Guildhall, London. Tickc.ts may be had Lottery Offices, present Price '0 t ss. CaCil. This Lottery ;,:ontain, Twenty--tive CAPITA PRIZCS, estitnateO at onwards of ON.F. HUN OREL) THOUSAND POUN OS 'Value, anti consist c>t _ • • SUBSTAIsIFIAL and WELL-FINISHED • FREEHOLD HOUSES, LAND-TAX FREE, • situate.M the most eligible Part of tne City at •Londoli, either tor Wholesale or Ret..il Business, and is thee last and only 0 p.portunity ,the Public will ever have of obtaining for a few Pounds a valuable Freehold Estate. aehernes and Particulars. Gratis. PATENT To BE DISPOSED OF. ry-o be SOLD or , LET, the ,PATENTEE'S' IN ' 1 - .E14.1:5T in an INV EN I - 10N 'tur PREV E.1:4 - 11 NG, SMOAK.Y .CIIIII,INI,hS, Extinguishing Fire in the. Vire-, piace or Chimney, without making either Dust ur Sntrkc in the ROoM; prevents the - entrance of. damp air, when liies are nut wanted, excludes smoke trout other chimnies,, turnitiae. trim Qeing sbilati or injured, when chimines are swept'{ when it may be. - ,necessary), facilitates the raising up a lire by ivcreasiug the curielit Of air, forms' .n:•6egalit ur namental chimney - bOartl, 'may sty fire place, and when will re ! 4un.iliend itseii oy its beauty, sim plicity, and usefulness - • -,• - - ' The l'attotpc, tamsel,f, fromvarious circumstances, preaujed . trorn.giving the - in .entiott _that puoii,:ity its itupcmtkuice tieutJuus of 4eiiii4; or Letting.. it. or in part, to somi person. , ito superior opportunity. •.A. NiodePOl , lticr.Apparatus, fixed and lit use, niuy pe seen, and furtper,papicular, Kt - Liven uy apply log per y, by I.etters, Post•paid, to Mr, juna WartAii, S roue uasun, Dorstri,-• • N .13; Iths ' lnvekii.in preSers to 'ascii the Sale of liaible ar Stoue chimney. pieces, out • • rates or Stove;. • • 7 1. , • VolOte l bro. pri,e . 145. boirds, • • • LT r. ORTUS •_,WENSIS; or a :itATALOGUE of .tne PLANTS cultivat44 ln the Royal Girdeil at Ke , w ' 13y the late WI LLI4NI AITON. • '• TlieScontl L.,ittion,entary;ed by LIAM WNSEND .44.11'0N; Gartlener to kits NellaN;;ty. Printed, tor mown, Hurst, Orme, and grown, Ya c:rn,...sier. tow. AKESPEARL. This Day was published, price Ss. in boards, AIL LET 'IRAVESTIE, in :Duce with Ann.t&rions by ,D.r. 101-INSON - and GEORGE ST LEV ENS, Esq. and other Corn rientators. • Quantum inotatus ab —r-- ,Cominebtators cacti dark passage shun, And hold their farthing candle to the sun. • You NG. P rint ed 'for I M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhili, opposite the Royal Exchange. A NEW VOLUME OF. KIVINGTON'S ANNUAL -R,E6ISTER. • • the 13th instant will be published, price, in boards, as. 'THE ANNUAL' REGISTER; or a VIEW of . . 1 the ins I'OR.Y, POLITICS, and 4ITERATURE, for the Year '795. Printed for P. C. and j, Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Messrs Payne, Egerton, Hatch. ard, Nornaville, and Fen, and Messrs. Arch. N. B. In this Volume, besides other interesting Matter, will be round a more corn riete Account than has hitherto been given in the English Language, ot the Polish History, front the - Period of the Russian Invasion in 1791, to the Ex ti-...e.tion of Poland, as an Independent State,. in the Year 179;.; • • 'I he Volumes for 1796 and 1804 arc in the Press, and will appear before the' close of the Year. Of the iibOvernentioned Bookellers may be had the former Volumes, published by - Messrs. Rivingtons. NEkt W6R K. SIR. On Thursday, November'', will be published, price 2S. 6d. (To be continued Monthty',) THE NEW MEDICAL H.oci PHYSICAL loURNAL, conducted by . BRADLEY; M. D. and WILLIAII , I SRLAKMAN,'M. D. , The objeCl of t his Wotk wi I l be,. ;to record •and give - pub- ' Deity to Uriginal Cotinnunicatde. s in the different branches of the Mean:al rridessitin, and likewise in Botany, Natural 1-listiary, Chemistry, and the various other Sciences conned. ect therewith; to give a fair and candid Analysis of 'valuable - Publicatio!is on each .0 these sutiNets ; and to diffuse, - as wide :y as Possinle, the earliest iiitelligeric6' on every topic interesting to scienti•fi;: melt. The Editors Will . not only avail themselves of every resource at home,. to render this Wotle of the greatest Practical Utility, hut no pains nor expellee will be spared to prricur . e ftotra fOreign countries • all that is valtiThle for this purpose i• and they flatter 'thenrselves, • from the. united effurts. of the many batinent Praelitioners .who have promised. their ;assistance, that tlie,New Medical and Physical loranal will merit the support of the Public; which it will be their •constant • study and - endeavi.uir, to deserve. , • . . • ConimunickrtionsintendLd for this Work are requested to be sent,, addressed to the Editors, to Mr. Thorne, Printer, Red . Lion-court, Fteet.'Streeti • London I . to which the earliest attention will be given. _ . Published by S. Ilighley, No 24,, Fleet-street, and may also . be had bt all 'other Booksellers in• th 4 • United King. dom. c • ‘• THE TRVE.ORIGINAL JESUITS DROPS • Are now prepared by ,S 11 A W,and• E WA R DS, 66 (on the foot-way), St. Paul`6, Successors to Joseph Wessels. l' HE JESUITS DROPS have long been known and esteemed a sate, cheap, etEedual, and offen an iinmediate Cure for Straeguary, Gleets, Weakness of the Kidneys; or [Wilder.; and. .when taken on. the first attack of Venereal Intedion, they will'infallibly accorn.plish the de sired eired : shOuld the CoMplaint be fir advanced, it will be necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits - Drops. The many depredations Ni de on the Property of the Pro-, ptietOrs, compels them I give this Caution, that no one Bottle will be sent our of their House without .!‘ Shaw and lldwards (Successors to Mr Wessels), 66, St. Paul's. Church yard.' engraved on the Stanrp. . All others which are sold without the above Names are Impositions on the Public. • • ,• • ~, t• • . (g,r Ask lot Wessels' Jesuits. Drops, To T. TAYLOR, Surgezn, No. q, New-Azidge-street, London. Edinburgh, May z, 'Roo, N - the . Spring of 1794 I was afllided with . Venereal Complaint,, Which I treated . with ence for five months; bt . it was then oh•liged - to apply to a.• regular •Physician, whO put a temporary step to the Viiu lence of the Disease (byytnerc.4.trial applications) for snit• tithe; bu,t growing, in spite . of all medicine and the a dvi :a Gentlemenof the first of thc Faculty here, worse 411,i worse 'for two years, was reduced to a state Almost , uo raralleled and beyond description, being an entire leperi and ulcerated froin. head 'to foot. 7 —My head, , throat; mouth, nose, legs, arms, Bec. have been alternately in danger ,01 bec:oining useless; in short,• I have hail from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally prived of sight.-4t would he,.vOltininious to pa:lieu:a.' rize all thy case—:suffice it to say, there never_was, or . ever will -be, one of a more dangerous, or of a ,more• compl'• cated nature. I was long looked_, upon by my ;friends, ane imagined myself, beyond all lopes of recovery i • an d, i n , d e ed, i n my then conditif,n, death . waa preferable to . 1 1 4 . more than miserable state. in this driadful situation dic 1 drag ,a most miserable' existence, till Divine eroviciente threw in my way. a Newspaper containing the, case of a Mr. li. of Plymouth—My friends read it, I could not,—.l sent and procured some of 'yovir'' LE A-KE 'o' PATE NT LLS. which, by using trom time to ,tinte, a m now, and have Long been, (af ter, more than four .years indescribable diStress), in as good.a state of health as ever i enjoyed as , a proof of this,l.ltail:a tine, thriving, healthy child, born t.: - Inc a few months into. to gratitude to God, and in liefiei of rendering my fellow-creature. service, 1 request you 'tc publish this; and you may at illy tune •refer persons wile, wish.to be satisfied of the truth of this; or furth er part i. coins*, to me or my friends, by letter or person; • As few cases r for badness vv ill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I , have front .experienice every reason to - assure mankind, that in. your LEAKE's PlLLS.theywillfind a spee(iy i sale,..and radical cure, most dread. tul stage of t he Venereal Disease, which is called ace N . IRMED , lOHN THOMPSON. • * lesurmountable family 'reasons prevent making my name and address puOlic; but greditable persons really wanting iiatbrrnation . may als,o'be referred to ale and ../ri) friendS by Mrs. S. Clark; Ramsay. ardens, Edinfirgh; Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor ' T. TAYLOR, -Member of the Royal College of Surgeon, in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a tee, to persons tak ing' these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, .on the .same terms, observink in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no. .person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro rprietor, during the course of more than thirty-six years, that he has had the . conducting of an'extensive sale of the above Medielne, and the practice' arising 'therefrom.. They are also sold by his .Appointment, for 'the conve nience of those living at "a distance, by . Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, ( , :as gow, to whom AEI) . - Mr. T. refers for his address; al thr Perfumer's, No. St. Alban's-street, Pail-Mal; Mr. Robertson's Toy- . shop, No. to„ 0)(1 . 0W -street; Mr. borough's, NQ. 7, Fish-street-hill, !nearly opposite the Mo. nument • Mr. Steel's ' IsOokseller, t, Union'-row, Little Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, Dame -Street, Dublin; and by one person in,.every considerable town in Great-Britain anJ Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 911. each, scaled up with full and plain diredions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great 'Britain is sealer up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis sioners, is printed, at the Stamp-Office- 4 4 T. Taylor, Nd 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, 414 all others are'cou.ntedeits. , e‘ ' 11.311canYr C 4 {- .. . _ 'C. , f r . , -- t" - 7 '-' vv .. - .... ~.../.„„ 4-' , rg --. _1!„....,„,, • - zir. • 1 -,.. jr(t 1 , ---- • ~~. ~_ EPILI(-t SIXPENCE RALITENN k, AMICLIgiIetigIaDII444RORPE : - kf roxii Got.nshi rrtea recent Wprk on the Cabinet cit .BIJOI , 4WP A RTE.) .„,. Xt seldom -happens that wicked7tnen can put faith in each other. A robber, Is extreMely suspi. ciaus-Of his .cocnrade, it. he thinks hiya to be 'arrant it rogue` -- ad - Ifilit,Z : lf,' This AeTatk will.appqr ro the distrust jeal,usy harboured by Nanoie'in agiinst • Lucteri ; who., though as vicio:os as his other every respect, is m. re calm, more. tran;- • quit, is wore ,premqdii}ited, is cf legs tut.- ta!-.1-4 ternpe.r, and has" not ant_ degree ot hird 4 t hich his brother has. In 1. rivate lite, Lucien isas bad as Napoleon ;- in the. polit'ieall he is _not wo liangerous, because he is riot a lair. ar y Napoleon well knows that I.octen. ts a mat. Al considerable eaUnts, has read much, at,d h cu t , , . tivated 'his mind. He 'appears tatfable, .1•11 great deal ot thesuoviter in mock: He is of a . very ,independent • mind, and I,vi'd mu t t ,implickhy rect.' e - con - r.-oand from his broi her. •LiAcieit .Is too antlYirjdufi: - to - a • kingdom: ititi'hor to 41s hrother6, Joseph, Louis, or:Jerome ; and Napialebn is afraid to make him a king •of a powerful 1141100. lle 1; not s that' Lucien:- wOhld hot • easity rep eire laws friti - ti bitn;... s or.Put,in force. - ;any . decree enta itronl s his cokul• -therefore Lucien:- is ~_kept' '.:Besitles, Napp'leon ws that .. Lucieniaoei not entertain any. high c!plifon of. his talents;. _I-d)elieve there areyery few. tilers who Itidge..of-Napoleotes capacity but LUi i ien-; he • IMs.not thi,k highly that opinion lie and, Talleyrand-00intide. A -,ketch ofi - this7rrian's life may not be Uninterest ing to the,reader. - • • .Bnonapaite- was born in .th . e year_ t 774.. fle.caine fiance in 1793, and beca4ne'au as- Sistant Usher to'a stithiol at Mars_illes,whete .lie .soon after his,,arrial• married an - iiih-keeper's dauohter: fSbrae - few years after , this,,be-had- his wife destroy - ed. • Wilel7,,h IA brother was appointed commander •chiet-of the army of Italy, Lucien obtained the situ ativn ,of a • commissaire ae gverre; in which . post hrj soon a - pr i seda considerable fortune.*. When he - was at Genoa, he bek.:•.!:ne an owner of t nriViiieer, or rather - a . pirate.., The depredations coripui , tied ,bx that vessel , ,excited' the atrimadvet sions t ot alt .the Fiench , pa gers. , One case, in par ticular, made a great noise iii Paris. A vessel tromp Morocco was; bound to sousee - poit 'lnif . f.i" site was , mutt by Lucieds.pkivateer, and car , rie.l . 4310 Aiaccio, in Corsie a, where she was coodeinne4 ; the ere . * were iinprisorted, and afterwards sent from ilia 'island man lioweier,,•they found their - way to MarseilleS, and the Captain bound means IQ - go to Paris, where h.: ma e the . arictir known. The cause came on b6foie ti,e P. ize'Coort-; but it..w Is So barefaced •a robbery that the Presideit!.in formed the Directory of it; - tiie . ce.is ,-- quence - was, th at the Tttt Is wa* arrested, .hro conveyed under an escort to Dlarseitles, w an.l 1)13 . 4 re k' took their - passage on' ,board nentrid tor Sicily t, with ii - fpretly good spccitnen of Frenci. repuldiein frateruty !! : On the. 18111 Bruinaire, it was Lucien wh o gr ip e d .•. the . tipy, as I have already mentioned lit this work. In return for whiclu his orOtiier appointed hiin of the Interior. iliS cpr.duct in that nation was infamous beyond 'example : tie. robhed and piltered•iii every daei: ion. His intrigues and de-. lflitucheries with the lair seX were 'nuii3beiless. At his Ot6ce he yiolatti'd a young lady of eighteen her' brought all the clerks of the office to theiVli niltcii.prituent. This atfair inate.o gir,,at sensation; and his amours' wi It his s)stvr :\lth - at cohiributed. in a great degreL , to ins brothel's te.nuviiig 0 ‘o•ii - olt P e arls; and aec9Riiogly he' was befit as 411,1:413.1-,:dur to Madrid. .Very soon after he went - to Badajoz, to .treat peace with P0rt0..1.41. T„e .yint:vaiiisors was to be .private-doucturto him of six .millions of pyres, about 280,0001. sierimg ; but - as the guberoment of Put:toga - 1 fiad not sizeCie to gibe, they paid firm in rough diamonds Soon atter his return to Paris, a Mr. Saliimons, rich diamond •merchaut, from Loudon, wtnt vi,re ,10.putchase them. • Lucien' was appointed meMber of, the Tribunate on his return, and tnatle some very good speeches, He was afterwards &blade senator, but did not gs:t beyond that. . Shortly before the larce.of Imperialism took place, LUCien marriecl'a MadaM&J,auberton, the widow of . an exchange-broker, a woman of loose morals.—.i " Comment," said Buonaparte to Lucien, " vons sa vez ce qui se passe mainietiant, et vous allez epouser ou satin !" " Eh' bien," replied- Lu cien , " el!e • est au moins jeune et Jobe'" Buonaparte felt the * The depredations committed by the diirerent .1: - /Ntifes in the French armies are inconceivable. I canuot collect ve now .the alb:grasping robber, who is acquainted'wirh this doode of plunder, permits it be carried on to such an ex..,,,ne as it is.- 1 t may nut be uninteresting to an Etighsii . to mike , hini acquainted with the manner in Wtiich it is put in exc. cutiOn. . The persons who have the cafe of the provisoos, clothing, &c. ate called Garde; Ylla 4 ;;azipt.r. (store:keepers): their Pay, is only one hundred luuis per annum, but men old). of property can make such a situation lucrative, - Time perSu.i I,vlnr . cunveys.the order for the deliverY of the articles is an I speaor, vvho - tcceives' his order from time CoititiEssary :a 'War ; tits: latter receives his order from the .Cuionei ut. the Regi. merit. I f 5000 pair of shoes, tot imtance, are wanted, an order is given for 10,000 pair, and these tour leeches share•the aidount of the sarplussc , oo. The Garde Adage:xi,' must make , the A4VAIIL:c fur the pruzitS of his three aceoinpliccs in bard s cash. liy such means trie government is robbttt tit one halt of every article which is consumed by the arnii'es. I - have given this statement, as theme are persons who imagine that every thing in the French army is upon the best tooting. Many 'nen now rolling in their carriages in Paris, were origitlally only Gardet 111agazins. For the particulars of this robbery, I refer the reader to , the illotheur of the year vii. No. 136. • ICTCIAL LING-OFFICE, ' TIDE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTWILLING' 11l JEST 1" s NAVY d() her. 4 y NOtkc t . That on Fristy,the's9.!h instant, ihey 74111 7 ,5 e t;e4y .re • eeive Tenders,' in writing (sealed up), arid's:eat for Th l ce, dred.and Fifty Chaldronr (each consists:ng of Thirty-six Bitsleli , „ Winchester Measuoe), of PI Tr:s . TANFIELI) 'MOOR, WINUSOR.'s PON TOP, cr SI MPSOIsHs PONTOP COA LS; to be delivered in a,who!e • Carr, or Cargoes,;•One.... half thereof- in Six IVerks, and the other Hall in Six•lt'erl ,j/ . terwardi, xvieds and weather permitting, alongside' the 11'. a. / VIPs 117ajeso.'s Victualling Premise: at Ply mouth and Soh (h. drre ; and to be paid .or by Bills, payable with Intepssi,nintly days of err date; • • 7 be Ciooditions of 10 Coitraa ma) , be zeta at the, Sty emu's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in .7.4 . leb'the Price \ sh.d. not be inserted in words di length, 'or that shall not he de.. livered ter : the !kaki before On.; ?Clock on the said F. idajc the Igth instant, nor unless the. l'erson Whci .makes the Tender, or same Person on his hehalliattenir, to answer .ol'n called fur. ERSI !N©!.4 IiUUSE, . Oa. 3, ato. . . 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED L COMP ANY of MERCHAIsI-TS• of ENGLAND ing;to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Mace, That the Lists of Proprietors who sbod-qualifi...l Poirri Yit the Conp.eity's Birkr, the tub Ai it last, will beica,ly :to tie dir livered ill Thui slay, the Bth Novembir next. y,4:1,1ES COlll5, Astic.ant.Sa. BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, 1Nl)I GESTION, Stc. Copy of a Letter from R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. „Ceixon. • Sra, . • A pothecary, jN •. , consegoevce , Of several VOVages to the East'ln !lies; . 1• had c,,titraaed a Bilious Complaint; to such 'an • alatnting - extent,.as to be scarcely able, • at' tirnes, to Ir4.}' at tention to the,duties of my ship. "flirongt; the tecorbrneluia tion of a Friend . , I was led to make trial of your (DI X(lN's) , A N.TIBI utous IL LS; - hy th - e.'.use'of whic.b, for a "short time, I was, to my astonishrftent, iinmediatoly ittleired, and 114. w been foi . .a long while totarly,fiee front any return:of' nausea, cllowness of the skin, nervous an] si.k heatl,ac.hes., heart-burns, giddiness, and other - corresponding sy-rriphinis of the abostc Complaint. The succtisra , of 3 ouraemedy has in- • ducect me lu recommend it gonetally, and my brother. in liar •tiaular; third Officer of. the Puke . of Montroselndiama9, who laboured unth.r a worse'afiliaion, - irpossibic, than iny..;. self, has beelt in like n)antier completely cured. - - I am, Sir, .your obedient Iminbl e Servant, • • . ROBERT LUCAS, Chief Officer of the-Hon. East-India Company's ship finical. Gravesend, lone 24. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. BUtler'S, No. 4, Cheap side, corner of Nternester-row, I,;otiCion • Baxter,. 17din burgh,- and Smith, Baxter, and M' Donald, i; lasgoW ; Trew man, Exeter ; • Be.;am„ Portsmouth ; Peck, ; Gran ville and Hoxiand, Plymouth ; and retail by inostCountry Medicine Venders, in Itoxes at 2s. 9d„ and Gs, each. " •